First visits start from scratch
Medical history, medication list and previous findings are asked for and collected during the appointment. That time is lost for patient information and therapy planning.
Oncology · Therapy support
Prepared for the first visit. Supported until the next check-up.
Patients record their medical history and medication before the first appointment. Between check-ups they report symptoms and side effects, myon.clinic evaluates them and reports risks to your team. For chemotherapy, oral anticancer therapy, immunotherapy and hormone therapy.
The challenge
Patients spend most of their therapy at home.
Days or weeks pass between two check-ups. What happens in that time often only reaches the care team at the next appointment, and the first visit often starts with gathering documents.
No visibility between check-ups
Side effects develop at home. Without structured capture, they are only discussed at the next appointment or lead to unplanned contacts.
Oral therapies run without appointments
With oral anticancer therapy, patients take their medication themselves. The team only sees intake and tolerability if they are reported.
What myon.clinic takes on
Prepared for the first visit. Supported until the next check-up.
Prepare first visits properly
Before the first appointment, patients receive a link or QR code and enter their information calmly at home. Your team sees the results in the dashboard before the consultation.
- Medical history and current state of health
- Current medication
- Symptom baseline, optionally with the DKG baseline screening
- Patient information and consent, digitally
Capture data, identify risks
Patients complete short questionnaires on symptoms and side effects at fixed intervals. myon.clinic evaluates every answer and reports abnormal findings to your team.
- Validated PROMs in step with the therapy
- Real-time triage with traffic-light logic
- Alerts to the care team for abnormal findings
- Information and tips for patients, matched to the therapy phase
For every type of therapy
One principle, four types of therapy.
The process stays the same: prepare, capture between check-ups, report risks. What is asked and how often depends on the therapy. We support patients after radiotherapy in aftercare.
Chemotherapy
Support between cycles: nausea, fatigue, mucosal and skin problems as well as warning signs are captured and assessed regularly.
Check-ins in step with the cyclesOral anticancer therapy
For therapies taken at home: reminders, questions on intake and tolerability, and a direct line to the team when something is not right.
Support without fixed appointmentsImmunotherapy
Immune-related side effects can appear with a delay, even after therapy ends. Regular check-ins make changes to the skin, bowel or general well-being visible early.
Also beyond the end of therapyHormone therapy
Hormone therapies often run for years. Regular check-ins capture side effects such as hot flushes, joint pain or mood swings and support adherence.
Support over long periodsFor the care team
Your patients always in view.
Two views for your team: the overview of all patients in therapy and the detailed view of one person.
All patients in view
Patient list
All patients in therapy in one list, sorted by priority. The traffic light shows who has reported abnormal values, the answer rate shows who is completing their questionnaires. Before every check-up, your team sees where to act.
One person in detail
Course view
One person's course across the entire therapy: medication over the period and, below it, every answer from the questionnaires, from before therapy through the check-ups into aftercare. Changes between two appointments are visible at a glance.
Triage and escalation
Identify risks before the next appointment.
Every answer is checked against thresholds. As a class IIa medical device under the MDR, myon.clinic can triage automatically on this basis and report in real time.
Treatment decisions stay with you. myon.clinic monitors and escalates. Patients receive clear guidance on what counts as an emergency. Monitoring does not replace acute care.
- Green
Stable
Values are within the expected range. Support continues automatically.
- Yellow
Follow up
A value is abnormal. Additional questions or contact follow.
- Red
Escalate immediately
Your team receives the report immediately, with a structured summary, course and recommended urgency.
Getting started
Ready to go in a few working days.
Choose therapies and pathways
Together we decide which types of therapy and processes you want to support digitally.
Your site is set up
Your site including care pathways and check-in schedule. No integration effort on your side.
Invite patients
Patients start before the first visit via QR code or link. Your team sees results and abnormal findings in the dashboard.
A tested foundation, clear responsibility.
myon.clinic runs on the myoncare platform, a class IIa medical device under the MDR. Medical decisions are always made by the treating medical team.
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FAQ
Your questions about therapy support.
Which therapies is the support suitable for?
For chemotherapy, oral anticancer therapy, immunotherapy and hormone therapy. We support patients after radiotherapy in aftercare, with care pathways for 9 radiotherapy regions.
How do triage and escalation work?
Through traffic-light logic with thresholds. Green means stable. Yellow triggers additional questions or contact. Red leads to immediate escalation to your practice or hospital, with a structured summary, course and recommended urgency.
Who bears medical responsibility?
The treating physician. myon.clinic monitors and escalates. Patients receive clear guidance on what counts as an emergency. Monitoring does not replace acute care.
How do the results get into our system?
Results are available in the dashboard as structured reports. Digital reports can be sent easily and securely to your hospital or practice management system.
What do patients need?
A smartphone, tablet or laptop with an internet connection. They start via QR code or link, for example with the appointment confirmation before the first visit.
